Ronaldo achieves several numbers with
the jaw of Chelsea's "code" and beats Salah and others
Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal made several breakthrough figures with a goal against Chelsea (1-1) during their meeting on Thursday, in the Premier League's 37th round.
- The "Squaka Statistics Network" revealed that Ronaldo, with his goal against Chelsea at Old Trafford, had scored against every Premier League team he played against 4 or more games.
- The network added that Ronaldo is one of Manchester United's last 5 goals in various competitions.
- For its part, BBC reported that the Portuguese star managed to find Chelsea's net, after failing to score with 11 games played in front of him in the Premier League "Premier League."
While Sky Sports confirmed that Ronaldo's "Madeira rocket"
is more than a scorer against the five leading teams in the league table, with 8 goals, followed by Egyptian Mohamed Salah, Senegal's Sadio Mane and Portuguese trio Diogo Jota, and Crystal Palace forward Odsonne Edouard, with 4 each.
Man Utd sing Ronaldo's impressive goal
Cristiano Ronaldo (37) raised his tally to 17 goals
sharing the runner-up position in the Premier League's top scorer "Premier League" for the current season, with South Korea's Heung-min Son, the Tottenham Hotspur forward, reducing the gap to 5 goals between him and Egyptian leader Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool star.
The Portuguese star
- Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo
- moved up the rankings of Premier League top scorers
- after scoring an equaliser against Chelsea.
Ronaldo scored an equaliser for the Red Devils in front of Chelsea (1-1) with a fine strike during their Thursday night match at Old Trafford, presented by the 37 round of Premier League.
The Portuguese star
- the "Madeira rocket"
- raised his tally to 17 goals
- sharing the runner-up position in
the league's top scorer for the current season, with South Korea's Heung-min Son the Tottenham Hotspur forward.
Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool striker, is on the throne of top scorers with 22 goals.
The following are the top Premier League scorers
"Premier League" to date:
- Egyptian Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) - 22 goals
- Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United) - 17 goals
- South Korean Heung-min Son (Tottenham Hotspur) - 17 goals
- Portuguese Diogo Jota (Liverpool) - 15 goals
- Senegalese Sadio Mane (Liverpool) - 14 goals
- England's Harry Kane (Tottenham) - 12 goals
- England's Ivan Tonier (Brentford) - 12 goals
- Belgian Kevin de Bruyne (Manchester City) - 11 goals
- Algeria's Riyad Mahrez (Manchester City) - 11 goals
- England's Bukayo Saka (Arsenal) - 11 goals
- Ivorian Wilfried Zaha (Crystal Palace) - 11 goals
- Nigerian Emmanuel Dennis (Watford) - 10 goals
- Brazilian Ravinha (Leeds United) - 10 goals
- English Mason Mont (Chelsea) - 10 goals
- Finland's Timo Boukki (Norwich City) - 10 goals
- English Emile Smith Roy (Arsenal) - 10 goals
- England's Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) - 10 goals
- England's Jamie Vardy (Leicester City) - 10 goals
- Portuguese Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) - 9 goals
- England's Jarrod Bowen (West Ham United) - 9 goals
- England's James Ward-Brauss (Southampton) - 9 goals
- England's Michel Antonio (West Ham United) - 8 goals
- England's Phil Foden (Manchester City) - 8 goals
- England's Conor Callagher (Crystal Palace) - 8 goals
- England's James Maddison (Leicester City) - 8 goals
- French Niall Maupay (Brighton) - 8 goals
- Portuguese Bernardo Silva (Manchester City) - 8 goals
- England's Ollie Watkins (Leicester City) - 8 goals
- Scotland's Chi Adams (Southampton) - 7 Goals
- Ivorian Maxwell Cornet (Burnley) - 7 goals
- Brazilian Richarlison (Everton) - 7 goals
- Brazilian Gabriel Martinelli (Arsenal) - 7 goals
- England's Jack Harrison (Leeds United) - 7 goals
- German Kai Havertz (Chelsea) - 7 goals
- Algerian Said Benrahma (West Ham United) - 6 goals
- Albanian Armando Prokha (Southampton) - 6 goals
- France's Odsonne Edward (Crystal Palace) - 6 goals
- Spain's Pablo Fornals (West Ham United) - 6 goals
- Italian Jorginho (Chelsea) - 6 goals
- German Elkay Gundogan (Manchester City) - 5 goals
- Mexican Raul Jiménez (Wolverhampton) - 6 goals
- Nigerian Ademola Lockman (Leicester City) - 6 goals
- Spain's Rodrigo (Leeds United) - 6 goals
- England's Jacob Ramsey (Aston Villa) - 6 goals
- Belgian Yuri Telemas (Leicester City) - 6 goals
- Belgian Leandro Troussard (Brighton) - 6 goals
- England's Kaleum Wilson (Newcastle United) - 6 goals
- Norwegian Martín Odegaard (Arsenal) - 6 goals.
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